with all of the constant fretting about the fiscal cliff and the damage it could do to the economy, we would be getting hammered all of the time. but at least if the averages were flat lining, yet that's not -- that has not been the case for over the last four weeks. instead, the s & p 500 and the dow, nasdaq, generally moving higher and higher in true cramer fave jackie wilson style. the move has been punctuated with nasty days like today, and the recent strength is a true conundrum and view the sell-off as the world returning to normalcy, which is why tonight, we're going off the charts to figure out what's going on here and see what it would take for the s & p to reverse today's losses and keep powering higher and doing it with the help of carolyn bardin who is my colleague at thestreet.com and she's been dead right about this stuff, which is why we're going back to this well. you know i'm not a chartist, at least at heart. i'm a fundamentalist. the best way to define where an individual stock or the entire market is headed is to look at facts of actual companies. create a world vie